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<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong>, 2009<br />

through SRO 490(1)/2003 dated 07-<br />

06-2003 is applicable on the material<br />

imported or purchased under DTRE<br />

scheme prior to the said date.<br />

13. Whether a direct exporter can take<br />

DTRE approvals simultaneously or<br />

otherwise on the basis of export<br />

contracts in terms of sub-rule (1) of<br />

rule 297 as well as on the basis of past<br />

export performance in terms of subrule<br />

(4) of the said rule.<br />

14. Whether lubricants, consumable<br />

stores and spares are covered in the<br />

definition of input goods under DTRE<br />

rules.<br />

15. Where zero-rating is admissible on<br />

services like courier, clearing agency<br />

charges etc. under DTRE scheme.<br />

16. Under Rule 297, Appendix-I and<br />

IA are filed for exemption of duty &<br />

taxes and duty draw back respectively.<br />

But the applicant has been prohibited<br />

to include the goods in Appendix-I<br />

and IA. In the case of polyester staple<br />

fiber, facility of duty drawback has<br />

also been extended and sales tax is<br />

also allowed to be exempt. In such<br />

case, the applicant will have to show<br />

the item on both the Appendix (I &<br />

IA). This problem needs advice from<br />

CBR.<br />

17. Guidance is solicited that whether<br />

the surcharge @ 1% or 2% is to be<br />

ascertained by this Collectorate or by<br />

the DSAO/<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Department.<br />

final decision as special case.<br />

This issue has already been clarified<br />

in CBR‘s letter C. No. 4(8)DTRE/<br />

2003(Pt) dated 11-10-2003. It is<br />

however, further clarified that<br />

performance based DTRE approval<br />

and contract based DTRE approval<br />

can be given even with regard to<br />

exportable of the same description.<br />

These items are not covered in the<br />

definition of input goods for the<br />

purpose of DTRE scheme.<br />

Rule 297(8) and Rule 297 B cover<br />

only goods and not services.<br />

Under DTRE scheme, duty drawback<br />

on locally procured imported goods<br />

(not exceeding 10% of the total value<br />

of the approved input goods) and duty<br />

drawback on locally manufactured<br />

PSF on ‗deemed import‘ basis without<br />

ceiling are two different components<br />

of duty drawback under DTRE regime<br />

and are to be dealt with accordingly.<br />

The PSF on which duty drawback on<br />

deemed import basis and meanwhile<br />

exemption of sales tax is to be claimed<br />

need not to be included in Appendix-I<br />

because quantity of such PSF is<br />

mentioned in Appendix 1(A) and the<br />

DTRE approved person can avail sales<br />

tax exemption on such quantity under<br />

sub-rule (8) of rule 297. The<br />

Collectors should, however, cover<br />

such amount of sales tax under the<br />

relevant security instrument at the<br />

time of granting DTRE approval.<br />

If not already paid, the surcharge due<br />

under rule 298 is to be ascertained and<br />

realized by the Collectorate at the time<br />

of discharging security instrument<br />

under the DTRE scheme.

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